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Prints for sale - limited edition only - with COA (Certificate of Authenticity) signed by MATTO

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Sculpture 1/1
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Erutplucs 1/1
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Amissah 12/20
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Untitled 1/1
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Mikaela 1/1
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Untitled 1/1
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Untitled 1/1
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La Cubana 1/1
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Teguise 3/20
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Shoreditch 2/20
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Untitled 1/1
View fullsize Untitled 1/1
Untitled 1/1

The images above are not printed yet, the size and framing is ment to be personalise, and prices to be discuss accordingly

 

Grace & Shadows

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Añubis
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Reneque
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Jesika
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Nkechi
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Elizabeth/Sold
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Ebony

Glicée print on 320GSM Hahnemühle Photo Rag Pearl

Size 841 x 1189 mm (including frame: 850 x 1198 mm)

Limited edition 1/1 - £1.200 each

Grace and Shadows a solo photographic exhibition. Matto’s work, on the ongoing art historical conversation about the meaning of beauty and its significance in our lives

As a celebration of Black Beauty and the female form, the artist transforms the way we see and perceive the models before the camera. Using a single light source, the artist enhances the contrasts in the photographs, alluding to the presumptuous nature of ‘beauty’ as such, and emphasizing that it is always nuanced, endless, and personal. Stripped from societal identifiers such as make-up, clothing, and accessories, his photographic subjects represent the pureness of their inner character, challenging the viewer to join them in the process of self-exploration and celebration

Grace and Shadows explores the question of true beauty which is often misunderstood as purely visual. This collection of artwork exceeds these assumptions and uncovers the confident nature of being oneself. Untouched and unedited, these black and white photographs present the natural beauty of the female form

The Show, it started with a thought


What if beauty could be felt as much as it is seen? This led the artist to explore the idea of harmony not just visually, but as something that can be tasted, heard, and even smelled. Matto wanted his audience to step into a world where every detail spoke the same language of grace

Each element—sight, sound, scent, and taste—was chosen to immerse viewers fully into the concept. The goal was to create an experience where every sense worked in harmony, inviting the audience to feel the grace and beauty as fully as the artist does

Sound: "To enhance the feeling of roundness, Matto selected music with soft, circular melodies that evoke warmth and intimacy"

Scent: "A fragrance for the gallery that felt warm and enveloping, with notes that carried a sense of roundness and comfort"

Taste: "A drink was paired too, a full-bodied red wine, served at room temperature in round glasses, echoing the theme of fullness and harmony"

A little taste of that evening for you in the video below

 
 

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